Pediatric Cutaneous Fungal Infections - Dermatology

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Inflammatory Tinea Capitis: Kerion A kerion is a painful inflammatory, boggy mass with broken hair follicles A significant percentage of untreated tinea capitis will progress to a kerion May have areas discharging pus, frequently confused with bacterial infection Kerion carries a higher risk of scarring than other forms of tinea capitis Expeditious referral to dermatologist (i.e. within one week) is recommended 16
Case One, Question 2 Tinea capitis is most common in which of the following age groups? a. 0-4 years b. 4-14 years c. 15-24 years d. 25-40 years e. 65 years and older 17
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